Iron Arachne
Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Culture Generator
This generator lets you create fantasy cultures.
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The Dhoerruc Culture
Common Names
Male Names
- Hurez
- Mulaz
- Erkesia
- Mulosar
- Temaar
- Pilosar
- Xuris
- Pumiir
- Panaar
- Xilezh
Female Names
- Xole
- Sumaz
- Zhamof
- Raienn
- Diil
- Shumuf
- Shamoz
- Yiil
- Fumiz
- Vimezh
Family Names
- Summerbrow
- Ragetalon
- Skyrunner
- Windtalon
- Skyrunner
- Firespear
- Blueblade
- Spellrider
- Greenbrow
- Ragespear
Country Names
- Piriria
- Tereria
- Rugabia
- Erária
- Lukatia
- Okaly
- Ikaly
- Engorita
- Deriria
- Imurida
Town Names
- Firedeep
- Clawdeep
- Scalepeak
- Ragemountain
- Talondelve
- Firepeak
- Flamerock
- Fangcliff
- Ragerock
- Fangrock
Organization
In this culture, power is determined by birthright. Warriors are most highly regarded. Women are dominant. Social mobility is only possible through education.
Religion
This religion is polytheistic. Ulkasia is the King of the Gods. People are invited to the holiday gathering, where they partake in sermon and sharing. At synagogues, disciples come together to seek guidance and wisdom from a wise elder through spontaneous sharing.
Taboos
Baring skin other than the face in public is seen as unclean.
Joking about religion is punishable by law.
Discussing sex in public is an offense against the natural order.
Displaying public affection is believed to bring harm to others.
Failing to stand for the national anthem is seen as a threat to social order.
Greetings
People show respect by kissing the hands of the person they are greeting. This is often done when greeting older people or those of higher social status.
Meals
Eating is seen as a spiritual practice, with prayers and offerings made before and after meals.
Design
Repeating patterns are popular among the young generation.
Music
Dhoerruc music has a single rhythm with a very slow beat. It is quiet, with simple harmony. It often has a focused melody with a low pitch in a D Phrygian key. Usually, it has a hollow timbre.